The man who never was Ewan Montague (Evans 1953, 1961)
"In the graveyard of the Spanish town of Huevla there lies a British
subject. As he died alone, in the foggy damp of England in the late autumn
of 1942, he little thought that he would lie forever under the sunny skies
of Spain after a funeral with full military honours, nor that he would,
after death, render a service to the Allies that saved many hundreds of
british and American lives. In life he had done little for his country;
but in death he did more than most could achieve by a lifetime of service"